Description:

The CP-200 is a cart-ready electrocardiograph that merges acquisition, interpretation, on-board storage and printout in one 11.6-lb enclosure. A 6.5-in color LCD previews all 12 leads in real time, and the sealed QWERTY keyboard speeds demographic entry. Auto ECG mode captures a 10-second strip, applies the Glasgow algorithm for age- and gender-adjusted interpretation, then prints a full 8.25 × 11 in Z-fold report via the integrated 200-sheet thermal engine or an external PCL printer over USB. Three, six or twelve leads can also be recorded continuously for rhythm studies. The instrument holds 50 ECGs and 50 spirometry tests in flash memory and exports them through SD card, USB flash or HL7-capable EMR. Running on a 6 V / 5 Ah gel battery, the CP-200 prints up to 100 full-page traces per charge; recharge to 100 % takes roughly 12 hours while on AC. A universal 100–240 V supply and lead-acid battery isolation let the unit travel seamlessly between exam rooms or outreach clinics.

Economic Advantage:

By combining interpretation, storage and a letter-size printer, the CP-200 eliminates the maintenance costs of external carts, modems and dedicated PCs that older ECG workflows require. Clinics recoup the price premium in roughly 18 months through faster patient throughput and reduced transcription errors.